Home → Nha Trang → Kindergartens and schools

Kindergartens and schools in Nha Trang

Kindergartens and schools in Nha Trang for families here for a week, a winter or longer: Russian-language kindergartens and schools, international schools taught in English, bilingual and Vietnamese ones. Each listing gives the language of teaching, the age range, the address and contacts — and, where a source confirms it, whether they take children for a short stay, offer a trial day or run a summer camp. We do not publish fees: they change and depend on the timetable.

In short

How to choose

Full guide with sources →

Your business could be advertised here. Advertising terms

Language spoken: all · English · Vietnamese · Russian

Messenger: all · WhatsApp · Telegram

Open now

A guide on this: Kindergartens and schools in Nha Trang for a short stay: where your child can join for one to three months

English-language international schools, bilingual kindergartens and Russian mini-kindergartens: who takes children short-term, from what age, and what to ask on the first call.

Frequently asked questions

Can my child join for just a month or two?

Often, yes — but every place has its own rules. Small Russian-language kindergartens usually take children by the month or week, sometimes by the day; that is their core clientele. International schools generally enrol by the term or school year, but many run summer and holiday camps you can join for a couple of weeks. Where a source confirms a trial day, a camp or short-stay places, the listing says so; otherwise, ask on your first call.

What language are lessons in?

Russian kindergartens and schools teach in Russian, with English as a subject. International schools teach in English, with Vietnamese-speaking assistants. Bilingual schools use Vietnamese and English. In Vietnamese kindergartens the staff speak Vietnamese only — young children adapt faster than parents expect, but keep a translation app handy for the first few weeks. Every listing states the language of teaching.

Will a Vietnamese kindergarten work for a visiting child?

Private Vietnamese kindergartens do take foreign children, often mid-year and for short periods. Be ready for the daily rhythm — a long nap in the middle of the day — and local food. It can be a great way for a sociable child to settle in; if your child struggles without their own language, an English-speaking kindergarten is the gentler start.

Will time at school here count back home?

That depends on your home country and the school. International schools following the Cambridge curriculum issue records that usually transfer well; for a short stay most families keep their child enrolled at home and treat the time here as a break or a camp. Ask the school what paperwork it can provide before you commit.

Why no fees or rankings?

We check what can be checked: the school exists, operates at the stated address and answers its phone. Teaching quality cannot be verified from public sources. Fees depend on age, timetable and length of stay, are charged by the day, month or term and change every year — an out-of-date figure is worse than none.

Spotted something wrong? Report it and we will check and correct it.

We count our own traffic on the server and store nothing on your device. Separately from that, we would like to switch on Yandex Metrica: it shows which search queries bring people here. Metrica sets cookies. Decline and the site works exactly the same.